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August 16, 2025

Industry Trends and Expert Insights

The International Lighting Exhibition 2025 served as a barometer for emerging trends, with sustainability, connectivity, and human-centric lighting dominating discussions. XYZ Lighting’s participation included a panel discussion titled “The Role of Lighting in Achieving Global Carbon Neutrality,” where industry experts, policymakers, and manufacturers explored how lighting technology can contribute to environmental goals.​
Dr. Emily Zhang, Chief Sustainability Officer at XYZ Lighting, highlighted the company’s progress in reducing its carbon footprint during her keynote speech. “Since 2020, we have invested over $15 million in upgrading our manufacturing facilities to run on 100% renewable energy,” she shared. “Our products now use 30% less raw materials, and we’ve implemented a closed-loop recycling program for packaging and end-of-life lighting components. By 2030, we aim to achieve carbon neutrality across our entire supply chain.”​
Another key trend at the exhibition was the rise of human-centric lighting, which focuses on aligning artificial light with the body’s natural circadian rhythms to improve health and well-being. XYZ Lighting’s CircadianCare Series for healthcare facilities and residential spaces addresses this need, offering adjustable color temperatures that mimic the sun’s natural progression from warm morning light to cool afternoon brightness, then back to warm evening hues. “Research shows that proper lighting can reduce insomnia, enhance mood, and even speed up recovery in medical settings,” explained Dr. Zhang. “The CircadianCare Series is our way of putting scientific research into practical, accessible solutions.”
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